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RECORDING

1. Press the POWER switch® .

2. Place the cassettes on the tray.

Press the OPEN/CLOSE button 2 and the tray will automatically

slide out. Insert the cassette so that the "A" side is on the left

and the exposed (tape) side is facing down. The tray can hold up

to 6 cassettes at once.

3. Press the OPEN/CLOSE button 0 to close the tray.

4. Press one of the Cassette Number buttons

'i to load the

cassette for recording.

5. Select the tape transport mode with the reverse mode

{REVERSE

MODE) switch:4.

To record on both sides of the tape, set the switch to the

C2)

position. To record on only one side of the tape, set the switch to

the " <=" position.

6. Select

the

Dolby

noise

reduction

systems

with

the

DOLBY

NR switch?) .

7. Press the recording (@) button "4 to enter the recording

standby mode.

8. Adjust the recording level using the REC

LEVEL controt

ig),

use the REC LEVEL control (8) to adjust the level to the signal dis-

played on the level meter. (See the "SETTING THE RECORDING

LEVEL" section)

9. Start recording by pressing the appropriate play (> or <€)

button 4 or the pause ( «= ) button (9.

Single side recording (REVERSE

MODE switch: = )

To record on the forward side of the tape (the left side):

Press the ® button. (Forward recording)

To record on the reverse side of the tape {the right side):

Press the < button. (Reverse recording)

Double side recording (REVERSE

MODE switch:

¢> }

Press the P® button. If the < button is pressed, recording will

stop after only one side is recorded. Switching from the REV di-

rection to the FWD direction in this state is not possible.

NOTE:

During

recording,

the

CASSETTE

RETURN

and

CASSETTE

NUMBER buttons can not operate.

To stop recording

Press the stop (Il) button @.

To pause recording

Press the pause { 8# ) button

. To resume recording, press the

pause button again or press the appropriate play (B® or <4)

button (8.

SETTING

THE

RECORDING

LEVEL

Adjustment of the recording level is a key point in making record-

ings with good sound quality. It is necessary to set the recording

level as high as possible in order to optimize the signal-to-noise

ratio and expand the dynamic range. However, if the recording

level is set excessively high, the recorded sound will be distorted.

On the other hand, if in order to avoid distortion the recording

level is set too low, tape hiss noise will become noticeable. If the

maximum level of the sound to be recorded is set right at the

limit {the maximum recording level) of the tape, the characteris-

tics of the tape will be fully utilized and good sound quality will

result, The maximum

recording level of a tape depends on its

type, so it is necessary to make adjustments to match the type of

tape in use.

With normal (NORM) and chrome (CrO.) tapes, use the REC

LEVEL control 8) to adjust the recording level so that the +5 dB

indicator on the level display lights occasionally. With metal

(METAL) tapes, adjust the recording level so that the +8 dB in-

dicator on the level display lights occasionally.

The level meter provided on this unit has a peak hold function.

This function holds the peak level for 2 seconds to facilitate ad-

justment of the recording level

Actually, the optimum recording level also varies slightly accord-

ing to the type of music or brand of tape. To fully utilize tape

characteristics and make even better quality recordings, it is also

important for you to listen to your recordings to check the play-

back sound and make adjustments if necessary.

Recording balance adjustment

Use the REC BALANCE control (9) to compensate for unbalance

of the left and right channels due to the source to be recorded or

equipment to be used. Rotating the control in the L direction in-

creases the level of the left channel. Rotating the control in the R

direction increases the level of the right channel.